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Permanent makeup (also known as Micro Pigmentation) consists of implanting natural pigments under the superficial layers of the skin the artists gently deposit color pigments under the skin with a tattoo needle.  

Appointment times vary depending on the service (brows, lips, etc) and whether it's a new application or a touchup. Most services are between 1 and 2.5 hours

Completely. We use a new disposable, sterile needle for each client and we make sure to thoroughly disinfect all tools and machines. 

If you are allergic to traditional makeup, are physically active, have sparse, thin or faintly colored eyebrows and lashes or have a problem with applying or smearing of traditional makeup. Permanent makeup may also be used to camouflage scars and correct skin discolorations such as vitiligo. Individuals with alopecia (abnormal hair loss) and recovering cancer patients can benefit from cosmetic or reconstructive tattooing. 

Yes, in most cases diabetics can have permanent makeup done. Diabetics are known to sometimes have difficulties with healing so proper after care is important. It is always wise to consult with your physician as things may vary with each person and their health condition. 

• Be prepared for color intensity of your procedure to be brighter and darker than what is expected for approximately 5-7 days. Since the treated area may swell or slightly redden, it is advised not to make social plans for the same day.    

• If you are having the eyeliner procedure and wearing contact lenses bring the prescription glasses with you. You may return to wearing your contact lenses as soon as your eyes return to normal conditions. Also it is important to wear sunglasses, as your eyes may be temporarily sensitive to light.

• If you having lip procedure and having history of cold sores or fever blisters, you must take an anti-viral drug such as Valtrex or Zovirax 5 days prior and 5 days after the treatment or as your physician prescribes. Also application of Zovirax cream on lip area 3 days before and 5 days after procedure helps to prevent a break out.
  
• It is important do not take Aspirin, Plavix or any other blood thinners at least 10 days prior the procedure.
  
• No Alcohol or Caffeine 24 hours prior the treatment. (if you did we have to re-schedule your appointment).
  
• Any tweezing or waxing, eyelash/eyebrow tinting should be avoided two weeks before & after the procedure.
  
• Eat before a procedure so that you will be comfortable.
  
• Get a good night’s sleep the night before. 

• Before and after chemotherapy
• Camouflage of post-surgical scars
• Areola/Nipple restoration after breast cancer surgery
• A permanent solution to skin pigmentation loss (Vitiligo)
• Brow hair loss caused by thyroid conditions
• People with hair loss due to age or illness (Alopecia)
• Hair-pulling disorder (Trichotillomania)
• Women with sensitive skin, sensitivity to contact lenses, or allergies to cosmetics
• People with motor impairment, including post-stroke, arthritis, Parkinson’s or multiple sclerosis